Looks into an analysis of wastewater in England that suggests that people there took around 2.5 billion lines of cocaine in one year.
Elsewhere, cocaine use in England is on the rise and so are cocaine-linked crimes.
Also: cocaine consumption and cocaine-related crimes are surging across Britain.
It has conquered pubs, festivals and even the workplace, as many turn it into an everyday habit.
As consumption goes up, so are the crimes linked to it, such as assaults, domestic abuse and dangerous driving.
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Says that this rise can be explained by the historically low cost of cocaine – pushed by overproduction and high demand – combined with high purity levels. Next, an article in The says that the war in Iran is entering a dangerous phase.
Looks into an analysis of wastewater in England that suggests that people there took around 2.5 billion lines of cocaine in one year.
Next, an article in The says that the war in Iran is entering a dangerous phase.